Jannik Sinner Vs Carlos Alcaraz, Cincinnati Open 2025 Men's Singles Final: Check Out Preview, Head-To-Head & Live Streaming Details

The much-awaited Cincinnati Open 2025 Men’s Singles final will take place on August 19 at 12:30 AM IST, featuring two of the best players in the world: Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz.

This match is more than just a final, it’s a battle between the World No. 1 Sinner and World No. 2 Alcaraz. The two young stars have faced each other many times and have built one of tennis’s biggest rivalries today. Fans even call it the "Sincaraz Era", similar to the days of Federer vs Nadal.

Sinner has been unstoppable in this tournament. He has not lost a single set and is on a 26-match winning streak on hard courts. In the semifinal, he easily beat Terence Atmane.

Alcaraz, on the other hand, has had a tougher path. He had to fight hard against Rublev in the quarterfinals and then beat Alexander Zverev in straight sets in the semis.

Head-To-Head Record

Alcaraz currently leads their head-to-head record 8–5. They’ve already played three times this year. Alcaraz beat Sinner in the French Open final, but Sinner took revenge at Wimbledon. Now, this match is like a decider.

If Alcaraz wins, he’ll be very close to becoming World No. 1 again. For Sinner, a win will help him stay at the top and defend his title from last year.

Sinner vs Alcaraz is not just a match, it’s a clash of two future legends. With a title and the No. 1 spot on the line, fans can expect a thrilling final full of energy, skill, and drama.

Live Streaming Details

The Cincinnati Open 2025 final match between Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz will be live streamed on the SonyLiv app in India.

Unusual Scenes! Fire Alarm Drama Unfolds During Jannik Sinner's Match At Cincinnati Open; Video

Jannik Sinner’s match at the Cincinnati Open turned chaotic when a loud fire alarm and flashing lights went off during play. The world No. 1 had already faced a 75-minute delay earlier due to a power outage before stepping on court against Gabriel Diallo.

Despite the noise and distractions, both players kept playing, even managing to finish four points with the alarm blaring. Sinner stayed calm, saving a set point in the second-set tiebreak, and went on to win 6-2, 7-6(6).

The win marked Sinner’s 23rd straight victory on hard courts, showing his mental toughness under unusual circumstances. Instead of celebrating, he went straight to practice afterwards, preparing for his next match against Adrian Mannarino.